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Carrot sales difficulties come to the fore, traditional planting model takes a hit
What to do, what to do? Impoverished household Zhong Wei scratched his head as he looked at the carrots piled up in his cellar. When the reporter went down into the cellar, they saw that many of the tens of thousands of kilograms of carrots had begun to sprout, and if they could not be sold soon they would have to be thrown away. Xinnong Village, Yinjia Township, Shenbei New District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province is widely known
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Forage maize varieties are world-leading, so why are they hard to promote?
This year's Central Document No. 1 pointed out that it is necessary to accelerate the development of the grass-livestock industry, support the planting of forage crops such as silage maize and alfalfa, carry out pilot projects for converting grain to feed and combining planting with breeding, and promote the coordinated development of the three-way planting structure of grain, cash crops and forage. Silage maize,
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What to Do When Agricultural Products Don't Sell? E-commerce Helps Resolve Sales Difficulties
The rural market, with its diverse consumer demand and enormous potential, has long been regarded as the blue ocean for Chinese e-commerce. The problem of unsalable agricultural products is a longstanding issue, mainly due to farmers' excessively high expectations for agricultural product prices, combined with the lagging development level of local rural e-commerce and farmers' lack of knowledge about selling agricultural products online.
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Why is it so hard for the seed industry to stop faking?
Grain security sustains the world, and seeds cast the cornerstone. Seeds are an irreplaceable means of agricultural production and an important vehicle for advances in agricultural science and technology. Yet with spring plowing approaching, the Ministry of Agriculture has announced multiple seed counterfeiting cases, drawing public attention. Among them, Hubei Lvmeng Agricultural Trade Co., Ltd.
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Capital flowing to the countryside generally does not grow grain: three major difficulties behind it
Regarding the phenomenon noted by China Youth Daily reporters during interviews in Xingtai, Handan and other places, that capital going to the countryside has the strength to compete for land but not the ability to farm it, He Xuefeng, director of the China Rural Governance Research Center at Huazhong University of Science and Technology and doctoral supervisor, said this situation is not uncommon nationwide.
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An Analysis of the Four Major Factors Behind Difficulties in Obtaining Loans for Farmers' Professional Cooperatives
Since the implementation of the "Law on Farmers' Professional Cooperatives," farmers' professional cooperatives have shown a trend of rapid development, injecting vitality into the advancement of modern agriculture. Linking farmers internally and markets externally, cooperatives are becoming a new engine for promoting modern agricultural development. But as a
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What are the difficulties and priorities in advancing new urbanization
Recently, at the "2015 China High-Level International Forum on Urbanization" co-hosted by the China Center for Urban Development, the World Economic Forum and the World Bank, the issue of granting urban residency status to rural migrant workers once again became the focus of attention from all sides. National Development and Re
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Difficult to Eliminate Fake and Inferior Agricultural Materials, Market Regulation Faces Four Major Challenges
Right now is the spring planting period, transactions in various agricultural materials markets are active, and it is also the time when fake and inferior agricultural materials are rampant. In order to purify the agricultural materials market and put an end to agricultural materials cheating and harming farmers, departments at all levels are carrying out in-depth campaigns to crack down on fake agricultural materials and protect farmers, and are intensifying regulation of the agricultural materials market.
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State Forestry Administration Presses Ahead with the New Round of Sloping Land Conversion Program
On May 8, the State Forestry Administration held a video scheduling meeting on the Sloping Land Conversion Program. Zhang Yongli, Deputy Director of the State Forestry Administration, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He required pressing ahead despite difficulties and innovating methods to fully carry out the current Sloping Land Conversion Program work and consolidate its achievements. State Forestry Administration
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Grain subsidies hard to deliver: large-scale farmers entitled to 160 yuan per mu receive only 10 yuan
Large-scale grain-growing subsidy of 160 yuan, only 10 yuan actually received. To stabilize grain production and reduce the negative impact of rising costs on large-scale grain growers, Chongqing stipulates that large-scale growers with a grain-planting area of 50 to 100 mu can receive a subsidy of 160 yuan per mu; those with an area of over 100 mu receive 230 yuan per mu.
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